Report: O.J. Mayo Received Cash, Gifts while at USC

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bumpshack bumpshack posted 5/11/2008 from bumpshack.com [flag]
An ESPN 'Outside the Lines' report claims that star basketball player O.J. Mayo received thousands of dollars of cash, TV's, hotel rooms, etc. during his one season of playing basketball for the USC Trojans. [link]

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